…and suddenly everything began from Greece. The seed of theater, which had been planted for thousands of years within ritual ceremonies, grew in Athens, became strong, and bore fruit. Greek poets brought their writings to the stage and left the greatest human thoughts as texts for the world after them. But theater without stage design is almost nothing. (Theatron) means the place of viewing. Therefore, the Greeks should also be considered the founders of theater halls. With the creation of theatra, stage design also emerged and intertwined with text and performance…
| ISBN |
978-6222018504 |
|---|---|
| Publication Year |
1399 |
| Edition |
1 |
| Number of Pages |
232 |
| Publisher |
Ghatreh |
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